“Seventh, I recommend putting a flail, an ax, a hoe, a spade, a distaff, or a spindle into the hands of young, strong Jews ... The “Wandering Jew” and the Curse of Cain Christian tradition ...

In his two decades at the helm of Brigham Young’s athletic department, Tom Holmoe steered the football program from the Mountain West to Independence and from Independence into the Big 12.

The Church's statement specifically addressed recent depictions of Church President Brigham Young and historical events such as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. "Brigham Young, a revered prophet and ...

has watched the spectacle up close each year for the past 30 years. The Merry Widows of Joe Cain are his favorites, and he wants to make sure he has a prime viewing spot against the cemetery gate.

In the latest episode of The Curse of Oak Island, titled Mapping It Out, the team embarks on a series of explorations that blend historical intrigue with hands-on investigation. The episode opens ...

Even as he found out his role at Mass General Brigham would be eliminated, Dr. Andrew Warshaw understood the decision was necessary. The former chief of surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital ...

Time finally ran out on Kansas State basketball's magical run. Brigham Young punched K-State in the mouth early and then held off a pair of Wildcat rallies in the second half Saturday night to ...

Mass General Brigham researchers have found that eating ... role of these factors in the risk of colorectal cancer among young people.” ...

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Such is what Casparius called “a blessing and a curse” of being a young Dodger. As Opening Day approaches, no team has more available talent and less available playing time. The players bound ...

Elder Michael A. Dunn, a General Authority Seventy, asked BYU students at a campus devotional to maintain their ideals like ...

Dana-Farber has proposed building a $1.7 billion, 300-bed cancer center as it severs its long-standing partnership with Brigham and Women’s, which provides in-hospital care for Dana patients.